According to hotel housekeepers on the Westin’s night shift, not much.
During the event, State Representative Nicole Macri announced that she will be introducing legislation to repeal a statewide ban on rent control.
A local bus union is protesting inadequate health insurance and retirement plans, but Seattle parents are left scrambling for alternatives.
The city’s first female mayor in over a century began her first shift on a citywide tour.
The 26-group coalition filed an appeal against proposed upzoning that aims to increase housing affordability.
Along with signing the City budget, the mayor also put into motion the nation’s first city-faciliated, privately-administered retirement savings plan.
Tired of feeling like islands, South Park and Georgetown residents pushed the city for greater connectivity between the communities.
The city and Seattle Public Schools entered into an agreement on Monday to plan for new schools and Fort Lawton’s future.
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s office charged a 25-year-old man for emailing pastors: “Time to engage the artillery and kill you all.”
About 65 homeless people move to a new location in the neighborhood where they’re guaranteed electricity, heat, and a roof over their heads.
The tax would have raised $25 million annually to help address the homelessness crisis.
The City Council voted to tax operators, but regulation is still up in the air.
Drawing on her lived experience, the newly elected councilmember says she aims to advocate for women and marginalized communities.
“The path out of poverty lies with owning real estate, not renting it.”
A second ballot drop widened her lead and pushed opponent Cary Moon to concede.
But the Cary Moon campaign refuses to quit in the fight to become mayor.
A tentative agreement creates an additional appeals process for disciplined police officers.
Big news on the consent-decree front. But not everyone’s celebrating.
On the two-year anniversary of the ‘state of emergency’ on homelessness, some question what’s changed.
Around 200 residents face eviction and an unforgiving King County housing market.
